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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1949
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune features an editorial reflecting on crime hatred and wars consuming wealth, urging readers to seek God’s Kingdom first and trust in righteousness, citing Matthew 6 33. The piece appears amid notices about publication rights and Idaho newspaper rates.
The piece argues that cutting ERP funds by 1 billion would harm the Marshall Plan. It contends Europe is not repaying aid with renewed trade, nations cling to sovereignty, and a repeat of post WWI finance could trigger global economic decline. It warns against endless transfer payments and urges Europe to self-help.
Congressman John Sanborn urged lawmakers to relocate to Idaho for better weather, naming Boise and Sun Valley as options. The piece notes Pocatello's swim pool effort and recalls Oneida County's early exploration, settlement, and irrigation growth, highlighting local leaders and historic development.
Jay Franklin argues that Princess Margaret Rose's American visit comes as Britain faces a dollar shortage and a potential shift away from the gold standard. He favors abandoning rigid controls and creating a world currency backed by the American dollar under a World Bank framework, warning of sovereignty loss and calls for broader capitalist freedoms to avoid U S financial aid surges.
An essay on facing hardships with grit. Stories of Grandma Strongheart in a wheelchair managing daily life and community, a penniless survivor rebuilding from loss, and a veteran with a recovered step after war. The piece argues resilience unlocks hidden powers and life offers many doors beyond apparent end.
J W Arch Bollong consultant from Seattle submits to Mayor Halsey and city council after a three day survey. He argues America is in the Motor Vehicle Era and urges highway planning, traffic control, parking, and education to ease congestion and reduce accidents.
Idaho residents in Twin Falls face a Friday night court tied to the Sage brush Stampede with Judge Jay Terrill and attorneys Eugene T. Moretti and Joe Gibney. The sessions run weekly until July 7 to 9 amid regional fire updates and safety preparations.
Preston T. Tucker of Tucker Motor Co Chicago receives a stern SEC warning about a new car concept running without brakes and mentions JARCO DUDD.
Frank Colby explains common sayings and word origins. Sleeping like a top stems from a mistranslation of dormir comme une taupe in French, meaning sleep like a mole. Gooseberry derives from French groseille via corrupt English forms goose, berry. The rap of counterfeit coin, foot pad robberies, neat's-foot oil, demijohn, and other terms are traced to Dutch, Anglo-Saxon, and French origins with noted missteps in translation. The earth ranks as the fifth planet from the sun.
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